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LiberalArkie

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7. Yep... It will work..

Reply to JudyM (Reply #6)

Fri Jun 16, 2017, 09:19 AM

Jun 2017

Image you have an old iPod and you want to listen and a friend listen at the same time. Now substitute the phone for the iPod and the friend for the computer or recorder.

The audio levels might be a little tricky but you can make it work and once you have the levels where you want them it is all down hill..

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Transferring voicemails to laptop [View all] JudyM Jun 2017 OP

They make a Y adapter for headphones. Like where 2 people can plug their individual LiberalArkie Jun 2017 #1

Thanks. I'm hoping for some way of tweaking what's already in Windows since I'm only going to JudyM Jun 2017 #4

They are like a $5 LiberalArkie Jun 2017 #5

So plug it into the mike input in the laptop and plug headphone and the 3.5 cable from the phone JudyM Jun 2017 #6

Yep... It will work.. LiberalArkie Jun 2017 #7

I use OOMA for telephone (voip) service, and they do it automatically. all voice mails are availabl putitinD Jun 2017 #2

Sounds good, though once I upgrade my old phone I'll be able to send myself any VMs. JudyM Jun 2017 #3